ARKHAM WITCH "Legions of the Deep"
by Metal On Metal Records
Huw Badman
Karl Jenkins
“Another BIG winner from the Witch. Not since Matt Pike's efforts have I encountered a band so utterly incapable of writing a bad riff. The fact that they are incorrigible Lovecraft fanatics only serves to seal the deal. Check out everything from these guys - even the old demos!”
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IMPORTANT! We put only 2 tracks for streaming (the remaining tracks are hidden), but if you buy the album of course you'll get it complete.
See the full track listing and song lengths below.
TRACK LISTING:
1. David Lund (8:42)
2. At the Mountains of Madness (7:13)
3. Iron Shadows in the Moon (4:00)
4. Infernal Machine (4:31)
5. The Cloven Sea (4:29)
6. On a Horse Called Vengeance (6:05)
7. Gods of Storm and Thunder (5:20)
8. Kult of Kutulu (3:21)
9. Legions of the Deep (6:03)
10. We're from Keighley (4:07)
11. [untitled] (3:44)
TOTAL PLAYING TIME: 57:28
GENRE: Heavy/Doom Metal/NWOBHM from UK
ARKHAM WITCH is a name that should be already familiar to the old school heavy metal and doom fans, especially those into THE LAMP OF THOTH, the previous band of the vocalist Simon and drummer Emily. On their sophomore album the Brits serve one ridiculously catchy "hit" after another. Their influences are pretty obvious: DEEP SWITCH, HELL, WITCHFINDER GENERAL, JUDAS PRIEST, PENTAGRAM, SAINT VITUS, MANILLA ROAD, CIRITH UNGOL... but at the same time it's not possible to mistake them for any other band (except for TLoT perhaps), as their personality shines strongly through their music and attitude. It's straightforward doom and NWOBHM laden traditional metal, occult, but with a tinge of humor, with these trademark bard/brigand type vocals of Simon. And if it makes you do weird moves and speak in strange tongues, you are not alone... you've just joined the Legions of the Deep!
See the full track listing and song lengths below.
TRACK LISTING:
1. David Lund (8:42)
2. At the Mountains of Madness (7:13)
3. Iron Shadows in the Moon (4:00)
4. Infernal Machine (4:31)
5. The Cloven Sea (4:29)
6. On a Horse Called Vengeance (6:05)
7. Gods of Storm and Thunder (5:20)
8. Kult of Kutulu (3:21)
9. Legions of the Deep (6:03)
10. We're from Keighley (4:07)
11. [untitled] (3:44)
TOTAL PLAYING TIME: 57:28
GENRE: Heavy/Doom Metal/NWOBHM from UK
ARKHAM WITCH is a name that should be already familiar to the old school heavy metal and doom fans, especially those into THE LAMP OF THOTH, the previous band of the vocalist Simon and drummer Emily. On their sophomore album the Brits serve one ridiculously catchy "hit" after another. Their influences are pretty obvious: DEEP SWITCH, HELL, WITCHFINDER GENERAL, JUDAS PRIEST, PENTAGRAM, SAINT VITUS, MANILLA ROAD, CIRITH UNGOL... but at the same time it's not possible to mistake them for any other band (except for TLoT perhaps), as their personality shines strongly through their music and attitude. It's straightforward doom and NWOBHM laden traditional metal, occult, but with a tinge of humor, with these trademark bard/brigand type vocals of Simon. And if it makes you do weird moves and speak in strange tongues, you are not alone... you've just joined the Legions of the Deep!
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released 09 November 2012
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Metal On Metal Records is a label focused on OLD SCHOOL styles of metal: classic heavy, US power, thrash, speed, traditional
doom, NWOBHM, black/thrash and some death metal.
The idea to start a record label was born in late 2007 and brought to life in 2008.
We value quality over quantity, so there are usually only 7 CD releases every year and a compilation, "Compendium Of Metal".
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